Review Question:

Explain Kant’s account of the good will

Good will is the things that are possibility or chance to visualize in this world, sometimes goodwill produce good and bad because sometimes there is a possibility that you may affect other person or your own self.

Distinguish between hypothetical and categorical imperatives.

Categorical imperative is you will easily know what it contains, and this becomes the universal law of all. While the hypothetical is like a wild guess because you have no idea on what will happen.

State the first formulation of the categorical imperative (using the notion of a universe law), and explain how Kant uses this rule to derive some specific duties toward self and others.

This is just an opinion, this is his idea and what is the main purpose of the idea.

State the second version of the categorical imperative (using the language of means and ends). And explain it.

We set the community as a not balance settings we leave anxious whether the people who suffer is there.  We shall be able to share to them what is the true meaning of imperative and what the theory means.